@promptctl/rich-js 0.7.0 → 0.9.0

package/README.md

@@ -16,6 +16,25 @@ Works on Linux, macOS, and Windows. Requires Node.js >= 20. ESM-only.
 npm install @promptctl/rich-js
 ```
 
+### Entry points
+
+Most of the library comes from the package name itself — `Console`, `Table`, `Panel`, `Tree`, and everything else in the snippets below. Four areas sit behind package subpaths instead — worth knowing before you go looking for one of them in the main entry point and find nothing there:
+
+| Import from | What lives there | What you install yourself | Why it's separate |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| `@promptctl/rich-js/widgets` | Button, Checkbox, Toggle, TextInput, Dropdown, Slider, and the screen that mounts them | `mobx` | Carries a third-party runtime dependency of its own — MobX, for widget state |
+| `@promptctl/rich-js/template-bindings` | The styling vocabulary as Go-template functions, so styled text can be authored as a template | `@promptctl/go-template-js` | Carries a third-party runtime dependency of its own — the Go-template engine, for parsing and evaluating the templates |
+| `@promptctl/rich-js/host` | `TerminalHost`, `BrowserTerminalHost`, `hostStream` — the seam between rendering and a terminal | Nothing | A program that just wants to write bytes through a host shouldn't pay for the widget set to do it |
+| `@promptctl/rich-js/node/save`, `/node/prompt`, `/node/traceback`, `/node/terminal-host` | File export, readline input, the crash handler, and the node TTY host | Nothing | Each one reads node built-ins, and keeping them off the main entry point is what keeps that entry point browser-safe |
+
+Those two peer dependencies are yours to install — `npm install @promptctl/rich-js` deliberately fetches neither, because a program that prints a table shouldn't acquire a state library or a template engine to do it. Add the ones you need:
+
+```sh
+npm install @promptctl/rich-js mobx @promptctl/go-template-js
+```
+
+Import `@promptctl/rich-js/widgets` without MobX, or `@promptctl/rich-js/template-bindings` without the engine, and the import itself fails, with `ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND`. The main entry point is unaffected — every snippet on this page that imports from `@promptctl/rich-js` runs on the plain install.
+
 ## Using the Console
 
 Import and construct a `Console` object:
@@ -145,7 +164,7 @@ await progress.run(async () => {
 For situations where it is hard to calculate progress, use `Status` to display a spinner animation with a message:
 
 ```typescript
-import { Console } from "@promptctl/rich-js";
+import { Console, Status } from "@promptctl/rich-js";
 
 const console = new Console();
 
@@ -256,6 +275,64 @@ try {
 }
 ```
 
+To format every crash — uncaught exceptions and unhandled promise rejections alike — install the handler at your entry point:
+
+```typescript
+import { installTraceback } from "@promptctl/rich-js/node/traceback";
+
+installTraceback();
+```
+
+`installTraceback` lives on the `node/traceback` subpath because it calls `process.on` and `process.exit`; the `Traceback` renderable itself stays in the main barrel, which remains browser-safe.
+
+</details>
+
+<details>
+<summary>Interactive Widgets</summary>
+
+Everything above draws once and returns. Widgets stay on screen and respond — a button that highlights under the cursor, a text field with a cursor you can move, a dropdown you filter by typing. They come from the `widgets` subpath and need MobX installed alongside the package (see [Entry points](#entry-points)).
+
+```typescript
+import { Button, TextInput, DefaultScreen, EventRouter } from "@promptctl/rich-js/widgets";
+import { NodeTerminalHost } from "@promptctl/rich-js/node/terminal-host";
+
+const host = new NodeTerminalHost();
+const screen = new DefaultScreen({ host });
+const router = new EventRouter({ screen, host });
+
+const name = new TextInput({ placeholder: "your name" });
+const submit = new Button({ label: "Submit", variant: "primary" });
+
+const quit = (): void => {
+  router.stop();
+  screen.stop();
+  host.write("\n");
+};
+
+submit.onSubmit(() => {
+  quit();
+  host.write(`hello, ${name.value}\n`);
+  process.exit(0);
+});
+
+// Raw mode swallows Ctrl+C, so the app has to handle it itself.
+router.onKey(
+  (event) => {
+    if (event.ctrl && event.key === "c") {
+      quit();
+      process.exit(0);
+    }
+  },
+  { priority: "high" },
+);
+
+screen.mount(name, submit);
+screen.start();
+router.start();
+```
+
+`DefaultScreen` builds a focus manager when you don't pass one, so the `TextInput` has focus before the user touches anything and Tab moves between the two widgets. The screen re-renders through a MobX reaction: change a widget's state and the frame redraws itself, with no explicit repaint call anywhere. See [docs/widgets.md](docs/widgets.md) for the full widget set, key dispatch, layout placements, and how to write your own.
+
 </details>
 
 ## Custom Renderables
@@ -302,14 +379,12 @@ saveHtml(console, "output.html");
 
 ## Demos
 
-A handful of demos under `examples/` exercise the library against realistic use cases. Two are explained in detail below (`rich-explore` and `claude-sessions`); the rest are listed here with one-line summaries. The full set of available npm scripts is the authoritative list — `cat package.json | jq .scripts` to see them all.
+Every demo below also runs in your browser on the [live demo gallery](https://brandon-fryslie.github.io/rich-js/master/demos/) — the same code mounted against an xterm.js terminal, nothing to install. To drive one against your own terminal instead, run its npm script:
 
 ```sh
-# Detailed below
-npm run demo                       # rich-explore — TUI file browser + markdown/code reader (interactive)
-npm run sessions                   # claude-sessions — Claude Code session browser (interactive)
-
-# Other interactive demos
+# Interactive
+npm run demo                       # rich-explore — TUI file browser + markdown/code reader
+npm run sessions                   # claude-sessions — Claude Code session browser
 npm run demo-inputs                # rich-config — TextInput / palette search
 npm run demo:dropdown              # dropdown-demo — Dropdown widget showcase
 npm run dash                       # rich-dash — Live dashboard
@@ -321,6 +396,8 @@ npm run strip                      # rich-strip — side-by-side joiner showcase
 npm run markup-plugins             # rich-markup-plugins — plugin-tag examples
 ```
 
+`rich-explore`, `claude-sessions`, and `themes-and-color-studio` are covered in detail below. `package.json` holds the authoritative script list — `jq .scripts package.json` to see it.
+
 ### rich-explore — TUI file browser + markdown/code reader
 
 A two-pane file browser with a directory tree on the left and a file preview on the right. Navigate with vim-style keys, Tab to switch focus, Enter/arrow keys to expand/collapse directories.
@@ -373,7 +450,7 @@ npm run sessions
 
 ### themes-and-color-studio — color, palette, theme, and contrast tour
 
-A one-shot non-interactive demo that walks every public surface of the color subsystem in eight sections: ColorRgba values and parsing, ColorSpec and downgrade tables, color-system detection, the theme registry, PaletteResolver spec forms, every bundled `TerminalTheme` constant, OKLCH transposition (hue circle / chroma sweep / lightness invert / themeKeyForRoot), and the WCAG contrast toolkit.
+A one-shot non-interactive demo that walks every public surface of the color subsystem in eight sections: ColorRgba values and parsing, ColorSpec and downgrade tables, color-system detection, the theme registry, colour references through `resolveColorRef`, every bundled `TerminalTheme` constant, OKLCH transposition (hue circle / chroma sweep / lightness invert / themeKeyForRoot), and the WCAG contrast toolkit.
 
 ```sh
 npm run themes-and-color-studio                       # terminal output
@@ -387,7 +464,7 @@ EXPORT_HTML=out.html npm run themes-and-color-studio  # also write a styled HTML
 | `ColorRgba` / `parseRgbHex` / `parseRgbaHex` / `blendRgb` | Pixel-level values, two hex parsers, linear blend, alpha compositing |
 | `ColorSpec` / `ColorDepth` | Every factory; downgrade across `STANDARD_TABLE` / `EIGHT_BIT_TABLE` / `WINDOWS_TABLE`; `ANSI_COLOR_NAMES` lookups; `ColorParseError` |
 | `detectColorSystem` / `resolveColorSystem` | Env-driven color-system detection with `DetectColorOptions` fixtures; spec-string resolution |
-| `Palette` / `PaletteResolver` / `buildPalette` | Bare / modifier / alpha / auto spec forms against gruvbox; `BaseColors` → derived `text-*` / `on-*` / `*-muted` vars |
+| `Palette` / `resolveColorRef` / `parseHexColor` / `buildPalette` | Palette names and `#RRGGBB` literals through one checkpoint against gruvbox, including the hex round-trip that shows it is idempotent and the `ColorRefError` miss; `BaseColors` → derived `text-*` / `on-*` / `*-muted` vars |
 | Theme registry | `getThemePalette` / `listThemePalettes` / `getThemeBaseColors` walking every bundled theme; raw `THEMES` / `ThemePaletteData` via subpath |
 | `TerminalTheme` constants | All bundled constants (`DEFAULT`, `SVG_EXPORT`, `MONOKAI`, `NORD`, `GRUVBOX`, `DRACULA`, `TOKYO_NIGHT`, `FLEXOKI`, `CYBERPUNK`, `CATPPUCCIN_*`, `SOLARIZED_*`, `ROSE_PINE*`, `ATOM_ONE_*`, `TEXTUAL_*`) |
 | `Oklch` / `transposePalette` / `themeKeyForRoot` | Round-trip + `IDENTITY` / `INVERT_LIGHTNESS`; hue circle; chroma sweep; light↔dark invert; `ANCHORED_ROOTS` / `isAnchored` |
@@ -396,35 +473,26 @@ EXPORT_HTML=out.html npm run themes-and-color-studio  # also write a styled HTML
 
 ---
 
-### Coverage summary
+### Demo coverage is checked, not claimed
+
+`test/coverage/coverage.test.ts` asserts that every public export is referenced by at least one file under `examples/`. Add a public export without demoing it and CI fails.
+
+The check builds its universe from `package.json#exports` when the test loads, so there is no hand-written list of covered symbols to maintain — and none to drift out of date. Coverage is counted per *symbol origin*, meaning the declaring file plus the declared name, so one declaration re-exported under two names is still one thing to demonstrate. Renaming a symbol on import inside a demo still counts; `import * as rich` does not, because a namespace import never names what it pulls in.
 
-**Exercised across demos:**
+An export that genuinely cannot be demonstrated at runtime belongs in `test/coverage/coverage-allowlist.ts` with a written reason. The allowlist is validated in both directions: an entry pointing at no real export fails the suite, and so does an entry for something a demo now covers. You can neither widen the exemption quietly nor leave a stale one lying around.
 
-Core: `Console`, `Style`/`StyleStack`, `RichText`/`Span`, `Segment`, `Box` (multiple variants), `Color`/`blendRgb`/palettes, `Renderable`/`Measurable` protocol, `Measurement`, `cells` (transitively), `ReprHighlighter`, `JSONHighlighter`, `Spinner` data, `TerminalTheme`
+Two things to know before adding a demo. `examples/shared/` is a helper module rather than a demo, and references from it count — the verifier walks every file under `examples/`, not just the entry points. And a demo reaches the browser gallery only if it has an `examples/<name>/wire.ts`; `npm run demos:build` fails loudly when a `wire.ts` has no compiled output rather than dropping the demo from the site.
 
-Renderables: `Layout`, `Panel`, `Tree`, `Table`/`Column`, `Markdown`, `Syntax`, `JSONRenderable`, `Rule`, `Group`, `Spinner`, `Pretty`, `Traceback`
+That check is a floor, not a goal. A script that imports thirty exports and prints them in sequence passes it; a small interactive TUI that lets you drive eight of them in a real composition is the better demo, and no test can tell you which one you wrote.
 
-**Bugs found and fixed via demo integration:**
+**Bugs found and fixed via demo integration** — the argument for exercising the library this way rather than only in unit tests:
 
 | Bug | Location | Impact | Fix |
 |---|---|---|---|
-| `Live.refresh()` strips all ANSI styles | `src/renderables/live.ts:106` | Every renderable flowing through `Live` (including `Status`, `Progress`, `Spinner`) appeared unstyled | Apply `style.render(text, colorSystem)` instead of bare `s.text` |
-| `Progress.render()` drops column styles | `src/renderables/progress.ts:273` | Progress percentage, timing, and spinner styles were stripped when building table cells | Use `RichText.append(text, style)` to preserve segment styles |
-| `Tree` emits double blank lines | `src/renderables/tree.ts:98,122` | Label rendering and the explicit `Segment.line()` both contributed a newline, producing blank lines between tree entries | Make `RichText` stop emitting a trailing newline so `Tree`'s explicit `yield Segment.line()` remains the only line break |
-| `Spinner` constructor rejects `undefined` name | `src/renderables/spinner.ts:36` | `SpinnerColumn` (used by `Progress`) passed optional `string \| undefined` to required `string` parameter | Make `name` optional, default to `DEFAULT_SPINNER` |
-
-**Not yet exercised — candidates for new demos or demo additions:**
-
-| Module | Notes | Suggested coverage |
-|---|---|---|
-| `Status` | Spinner + message display | Loading indicator for large sessions in claude-sessions |
-| `Prompt` / `IntPrompt` / `FloatPrompt` / `Confirm` | Interactive input via readline | Add a go-to-path prompt in rich-explore; incompatible with raw-mode loops so needs a modal switch |
-| `emoji` | Shortcode substitution (`:smiley:` → 😃) | Enable in markup-rendered block text in claude-sessions |
-| `NullHighlighter` / `RegexHighlighter` | Specialized highlighters not yet exercised | `RegexHighlighter` for search-term highlighting in claude-sessions |
-| `StyleStack` / `Theme` / `DEFAULT_STYLES` | Theme customization | Add a Console style-theme switcher demo |
-| `Console` recording | `record`, `exportText`, `exportHtml`, `saveHtml` | Add an export-to-HTML feature to claude-sessions |
-| Most `Box` variants | `ASCII`, `SQUARE`, `MINIMAL`, `HEAVY`, `DOUBLE`, `MARKDOWN`, etc. | Add a box-style picker to rich-explore's Panel borders |
-| `Measurement.get()` / `measureRenderables` | Explicit width measurement | Used internally; could add a measurement debug overlay |
+| `Live.refresh()` strips all ANSI styles | `Live.refresh` in `src/renderables/live.ts` | Every renderable flowing through `Live` (including `Status`, `Progress`, `Spinner`) appeared unstyled | Apply `style.render(text, colorSystem)` instead of bare `s.text` |
+| `Progress.render()` drops column styles | `Progress.render` in `src/renderables/progress.ts` | Progress percentage, timing, and spinner styles were stripped when building table cells | Use `RichText.append(text, style)` to preserve segment styles |
+| `Tree` emits double blank lines | `Tree.render` in `src/renderables/tree.ts` | Label rendering and the explicit `Segment.line()` both contributed a newline, producing blank lines between tree entries | Make `RichText` stop emitting a trailing newline so `Tree`'s explicit `yield Segment.line()` remains the only line break |
+| `Spinner` constructor rejects `undefined` name | `Spinner` constructor in `src/renderables/spinner.ts` | `SpinnerColumn` (used by `Progress`) passed optional `string \| undefined` to required `string` parameter | Make `name` optional, default to `DEFAULT_SPINNER` |
 
 ## Environment Variables
 

package/dist/core/box.d.ts

@@ -1,27 +1,46 @@
 /**
  * Box-drawing character sets for borders and table grids.
+ *
+ * A style is declared as an 8x4 character grid — one line per row a table can
+ * draw, one column per position within that row:
+ *
+ *     ┌─┬┐   top border
+ *     │ ││   header content
+ *     ├─┼┤   header separator
+ *     │ ││   body content
+ *     ├─┼┤   row separator
+ *     ├─┼┤   footer separator
+ *     │ ││   footer content
+ *     └─┴┘   bottom border
+ *
+ * [LAW:one-source-of-truth] The grid is the shape the reference implementation
+ * (Python Rich's `box.py`) publishes these glyphs in, so a constant below can
+ * be diffed against it character for character. The eighteen named fields this
+ * replaced were a second, differently-shaped map of the same territory, and it
+ * had drifted: seven of the nineteen constants carried wrong glyphs, and the
+ * field named `mid` held the reference's line 3 while the reference's `mid_*`
+ * is line 4 — so reading the reference name-for-name swapped a separator for a
+ * content row. Named row fields are gone for that reason; a row is reached by
+ * what it is (`getRow`, `getContentChars`), never by a name that can be
+ * mismatched to a line.
  */
 import { Segment } from "./segment.js";
 import type { Style } from "./style.js";
-export interface BoxChars {
-    topLeft: string;
-    top: string;
-    topDivider: string;
-    topRight: string;
-    headLeft: string;
-    headVertical: string;
-    headRight: string;
-    midLeft: string;
-    mid: string;
-    midVertical: string;
-    midRight: string;
-    bottomLeft: string;
-    bottom: string;
-    bottomDivider: string;
-    bottomRight: string;
+/** A rule spanning the table: the top and bottom borders, and every separator. */
+export interface EdgeChars {
     left: string;
+    horizontal: string;
+    cross: string;
     right: string;
+}
+/**
+ * The verticals framing a row of cells. A content line of the grid has no
+ * horizontal of its own — its fill column is a placeholder the cells occupy.
+ */
+export interface ContentChars {
+    left: string;
     vertical: string;
+    right: string;
 }
 export type RowLevel = "head" | "row" | "foot" | "mid";
 export interface SubstituteOptions {
@@ -29,44 +48,79 @@ export interface SubstituteOptions {
     safe?: boolean;
 }
 export declare class Box {
-    readonly topLeft: string;
-    readonly top: string;
-    readonly topDivider: string;
-    readonly topRight: string;
-    readonly headLeft: string;
-    readonly headVertical: string;
-    readonly headRight: string;
-    readonly midLeft: string;
-    readonly mid: string;
-    readonly midVertical: string;
-    readonly midRight: string;
-    readonly bottomLeft: string;
-    readonly bottom: string;
-    readonly bottomDivider: string;
-    readonly bottomRight: string;
-    readonly left: string;
-    readonly right: string;
-    readonly vertical: string;
-    constructor(chars: BoxChars);
+    readonly top: EdgeChars;
+    readonly bottom: EdgeChars;
+    private readonly grid;
+    private readonly ascii;
+    private readonly headContent;
+    private readonly headSeparator;
+    private readonly bodyContent;
+    private readonly rowSeparator;
+    private readonly footSeparator;
+    private readonly footContent;
+    /**
+     * [LAW:parse-dont-validate] The one crossing between a grid string and box
+     * glyphs. A `Box` cannot exist without eight rows of four characters, so no
+     * consumer below ever re-checks the shape of the data it reads.
+     */
+    constructor(grid: string);
     /**
      * Renders the top border row for given column widths.
      */
-    getTop(widths: number[], style?: Style, edge?: boolean): Segment[];
+    getTop(widths: readonly number[], style?: Style, edge?: boolean): Segment[];
     /**
-     * Renders a separator row.
+     * Renders the separator drawn *above* a row at `level` — the head separator
+     * under the header, the row separator between body rows, the foot separator
+     * above the footer.
      */
-    getRow(widths: number[], level: RowLevel, style?: Style, edge?: boolean): Segment[];
+    getRow(widths: readonly number[], level: RowLevel, style?: Style, edge?: boolean): Segment[];
+    /**
+     * The verticals that frame a content row at `level` — the counterpart to
+     * `getRow`, which draws the separator between two such rows.
+     */
+    getContentChars(level: RowLevel): ContentChars;
     /**
      * Renders the bottom border row.
      */
-    getBottom(widths: number[], style?: Style, edge?: boolean): Segment[];
+    getBottom(widths: readonly number[], style?: Style, edge?: boolean): Segment[];
     /**
-     * Returns a new Box with characters substituted for ASCII or safe alternatives.
-     * asciiOnly: all characters become ASCII (+, -, |)
-     * safe: problematic characters (e.g. rounded corners) replaced with square equivalents
+     * The box to draw with when the platform cannot render this one as written.
+     *
+     * `asciiOnly` gives up a box that spends non-ASCII glyphs for `ASCII`, and
+     * leaves the four already-ASCII styles as they are — a caller that chose
+     * MARKDOWN or ASCII_DOUBLE_HEAD asked for that frame and it is already
+     * drawable, so answering with `ASCII` would trade a frame the terminal
+     * supports for a different one it equally supports. `safe` squares off the
+     * rounded corners a legacy Windows terminal draws as blanks.
      */
     substitute(options?: SubstituteOptions): Box;
     private safeSubstitute;
+    /**
+     * The nearest box that spends no special glyphs on a header — what a table
+     * with `showHeader: false` draws with. A box whose head row already matches
+     * its body is its own answer, so this is the identity for fourteen of the
+     * nineteen shipped styles.
+     *
+     * It stands beside `substitute` rather than joining it because the two ask
+     * unrelated questions: `substitute` asks what the *platform* can draw, this
+     * asks what the *table* contains. Nothing correlates them, so a caller that
+     * wants both wants both, and a shared options bag would only multiply the
+     * combinations either one has to reason about. [LAW:no-mode-explosion]
+     *
+     * [LAW:types-are-the-program] The relation is keyed on the grid, not on
+     * object identity as the reference's dict is. A `Box` is wholly determined by
+     * its grid — that is what the constructor takes and all eight rows derive
+     * from — so two boxes with one grid must answer this alike. Identity keying
+     * would say otherwise the moment a box arrived by any route but the shipped
+     * constant, and `safeSubstitute` above builds exactly such a box: a fresh
+     * instance carrying an unchanged grid.
+     */
+    plainHeaded(): Box;
+    /**
+     * [LAW:dataflow-not-control-flow] Every full-width rule the box can draw is
+     * this one loop; which rule it is arrives as four characters, not a branch.
+     */
+    private getEdge;
     private getRowChars;
 }
 export declare const ASCII: Box;

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